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I have seen something on that line on them before but not sure about that spicific one. It doesn't seem like it is all there either the whole undercarrage and the pump. What did it come off of?
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jeff pk
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It was on a Ford 3000 (picture). The seller said it had a pump and single valve under the seat which need to stay with the tractor. I could get the axel mounts though. Any idea about what that pump set-up would cost, and if it would even work off the 861?
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whodat526
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pm soundguy and ask him for pictures of his the loader will work on your tractor soundguy must have 5 600 and 800 series tractors with that style loader on it and i believe he has a naa and a 900 series with that style loader we had some on our two 3000 for a long time they arent great for digging but moving stuff they are find
and as for as a valve all you need is the hyd manifold that bolts on to your lift top and mount a valve where ever it is handy for you are you can get a set of remotes double would be best so you can run hyd lift equipment but you can get a single for around 150 to 200 dollars from a salvage yard
whodat526
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they dont add to much value and aren't really that rare i have 3 and i believe soundguy has 6 or 8
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ditto that. I must have half a dozen or more tractors with 711 and 722 loaders, and at least 1 setting behind the barn.
there are 2 models.. one with a 5.5" box, and one with a 3.5: box, measured from a corner at the front where the hole is, to the end of the box at the weld.
that picture is so low res, I can't tell.. but it looks like it may be the small box.
though difficult, you can coax a small box onto a regular mount bracket on an 00/01.. just takes a lil practice. there are also specific brackets to let you mount the small box to an 00/01 series tractor.... as someone pointed out..the bracket set used to mount a 1-arm laoder is usually worth more than the laoder. in the case of a trip style.. that loader is usually valued somewhere between 50-150$ and the brackets, as much.. witht he hip / tranny bracket being the oimportant one.. usually costing 100$ by itself.
there will be a front bracket that can be torched out of 1/2" plate, as well as lower strap brackets to the trans that can be made from 3/8 or 1/2" etc. none of the 3 cyl brackets are compatible with the 4 cyl models... though if you buy the laoder.. DO get the brackets from that machine as you may be able to trade them for the correct brackets.
for a trip loader you can chain down the 3pt lift and run a hose from the top cover accessory plug to the lift cyl and use the 3pt handle to lift it.
or get a diverter valve that makes it so you don't have to chain the 3pt.. just swap between them..
or get a single remote for the top cover ( used about 150$ ) ( new.. figure 400++ ) or get a power beyond plate ( 100$ and a cheap OC valve from a farm store ( 100-150$ ).. etc.
lots of options.. just gonna be a fudge sickle to make it all fit..and no show till you et the brackets anyway..
there are 2 models.. one with a 5.5" box, and one with a 3.5: box, measured from a corner at the front where the hole is, to the end of the box at the weld.
that picture is so low res, I can't tell.. but it looks like it may be the small box.
though difficult, you can coax a small box onto a regular mount bracket on an 00/01.. just takes a lil practice. there are also specific brackets to let you mount the small box to an 00/01 series tractor.... as someone pointed out..the bracket set used to mount a 1-arm laoder is usually worth more than the laoder. in the case of a trip style.. that loader is usually valued somewhere between 50-150$ and the brackets, as much.. witht he hip / tranny bracket being the oimportant one.. usually costing 100$ by itself.
there will be a front bracket that can be torched out of 1/2" plate, as well as lower strap brackets to the trans that can be made from 3/8 or 1/2" etc. none of the 3 cyl brackets are compatible with the 4 cyl models... though if you buy the laoder.. DO get the brackets from that machine as you may be able to trade them for the correct brackets.
for a trip loader you can chain down the 3pt lift and run a hose from the top cover accessory plug to the lift cyl and use the 3pt handle to lift it.
or get a diverter valve that makes it so you don't have to chain the 3pt.. just swap between them..
or get a single remote for the top cover ( used about 150$ ) ( new.. figure 400++ ) or get a power beyond plate ( 100$ and a cheap OC valve from a farm store ( 100-150$ ).. etc.
lots of options.. just gonna be a fudge sickle to make it all fit..and no show till you et the brackets anyway..
